As the minute hand quickly approaches the ending time, you experience a small panic attack as you fill out the remaining bubbles on the SAT. The proctor then calls time and you rush to bubble in one more. The question is not how well you did, but rather how wellContinue Reading

by drew friedman With the spring season starting, injuries have put athletes on the bench. Earlier in the school year, junior Matthew Epstein received a severe injury that took months to completely heal. “I fully tore my ACL and lateral meniscus in my right knee in late September in aContinue Reading

by hannah franks The girls varsity lacrosse team is getting ready for its spring season. The team has finished its tryouts and now has moved on to real practices to get prepared for the upcoming season. “Tryouts were super competitive which was cool. There was a lot of talent soContinue Reading

by isabelle ouyang and paulina farley-kuzmina Located in the tiny and unassuming Danor Plaza down Maple Avenue in Vienna, Crêpe Amour is a recently-opened cafe that serves an assortment of crepes and beverages. The new crêperie might not look like much from the outside, but upon walking in, we wereContinue Reading

by andrew crider The varsity girls tennis team played its first week of matches against Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology (TJHSST), South Lakes and Madison finishing the week with a record of 2-1, winning against Madison on March 15. The record excludes two scrimmages on March 4Continue Reading

by anna thillairajah The Science National Honor Society has been gaining exposure to the scientific community by attending scientific talks in Washington, D.C. including lectures at the Carnegie Institute for Science. Besides going to Carnegie lectures, the SNHS invites experts to speak at school. For instance, Peter Behr of E&EContinue Reading

by helena patterson A change in leadership, as well as a new focus on teamwork instead of skill, has brought optimism to the boys varsity soccer team for this upcoming season. Head coach Shane Kellogg was selected during the offseason to replace the previous head coach after two successful seasonsContinue Reading

Foreign exchange students and teachers from Copenhagen, Denmark visited Northern Virginialast week. They stayed with the families of Marshall students. They experienced the American educational system by shadowing their host students for a day. They attended their classes as well as extracurricular activities and sports practices. According to Danish studentContinue Reading

by chris morrison On March 12 the students from Nørre Gymnasium in Copenhagen, Denmark spent the day filming documentaries of Marshall and American culture. Each group of students focused on a different aspect to document in American culture. “We were focusing on political stuff and gun laws,” student Ida’Marie HaeuslerContinue Reading

by isabelle ouyang Stress, more than ever, is becoming a major problem. Characterized by lack of sleep, high levels of anxiety and frequent mental breakdowns, this common affliction is not unusual among high school students. Dr. Robin Haight is a psychologist who frequently works with stressed students. “Your generation hasContinue Reading